Quest: Shackleton's Last Ship & The End of the Heroic Age

John Geiger
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Quest: Shackleton's Last Ship & The End of the Heroic Age

John Geiger
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  • Date de publication : Oct 13, 2026
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 312
  • Éditeur : Sutherland House
  • ISBN : 9781997701118
  • Dimensions : 9.0" W x 1.0" L x 6.0" H

“With his discovery of the legendary Quest, Geiger brings the whole incredible Shackleton saga to a close. An utterly gripping story, blisteringly well told." – Mensun Bound, author of The Ship Beneath the Ice: The Discovery of Shackleton's Endurance

“The definitive account of my grandfather’s final expedition” – Hon. Alexandra Shackleton

“John Geiger knows how to tell a story, and what a story this is. Of all the personalities in Polar exploration there’s none to match Ernest Shackleton. One of the last missing pieces in the history of this charismatic figure was the fate of the Quest, the ship on which he died in January 1922. Geiger channels one of Shackleton's greatest qualities, his stubborn refusal to be beaten, in his own mission to find the Quest. The result is an enthralling story of marine discovery. But more than that it is, in these days of sophisticated technology and global communications, a powerful reminder of what one man once achieved with sheer willpower. John Geiger has done Ernest Shackleton proud.” – Michael Palin, author of Erebus: The Story of a Ship

“A fascinating dive into the depths of little-known polar history by a master of the genre. John Geiger brings to life the clashing personalities, restless ambitions, and epic sweep of the end of the golden era of polar exploration. Geiger thrillingly frames the tale of Shackleton’s last voyage with his own modern-day quest to discover the wreck of the great explorer’s final ship.” – Adam Shoalts, PhD, author of Vanished Beyond the Map

“In this riveting blend of history and adventure, John Geiger recovers the forgotten truth that Sir Ernest Shackleton intended his last great expedition to be all about Canada. Having scoured the archives, Geiger leads an expedition that brings Shackleton home to this country. His investigation turns up not just a wreck but the missing link between Canada and one of history’s greatest explorers. Written in clear, vivid, and beautifully controlled prose, Quest restores Canada to the heart of the Shackleton legend and brings his journey full circle, celebrating a legacy that escapes the Antarctic ice and returns at last to the North that called him home.” – Ken McGoogan, author of Dead Reckoning and Searching for Franklin

“John Geiger brilliantly unravels the complexity and intrigue of Shackleton’s final years and comprehensively details the fascinating saga through which Quest, a modest Arctic sealer, is entwined with Canada’s story over more than a century. Quest informs, inspires and cannot fail to move. It is another must-read hit from this most insightful of authors.” – Jan Chojecki, author of The Quest Chronicle

JOHN GEIGER is the CEO of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and Canadian Geographic Enterprises and an internationally bestselling author of eight books, including Frozen in Time: The Fate of the Franklin Expedition and The Third Man Factor: Surviving the Impossible. He was the expedition leader for the 2024 Shackleton Quest Expedition and is a recipient of the Polar Medal and the Order of Canada.

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